How to get CEdit to scroll properly?

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I have a CEdit control that's used to display a diagnostics output.
Sometimes the data overflows the screen size, so naturally I set the Vertical Scroll property to true (MFC dialog editor).

But then, when I tried to scroll the text that was in the window before isn't cleared and the new text is written over it.

The result is a big mess of everything I have scrolled past.

I've looked for a draw background property or something similar that will erase everything in the window while scrolling (before redrawing the new data).

Any suggestions?

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